Introducing Apple Music — All The Ways You Love Music. All in One Place.
SAN FRANCISCO ― June 8, 2015 ― Apple® today unveiled Apple Music™, a single, intuitive app that combines the best ways to enjoy music — all in one place. Apple Music is a revolutionary streaming music service, a pioneering worldwide live radio station from Apple broadcasting 24 hours a day and a great new way for music fans to connect with their favorite artists. Apple Music combines the largest and most diverse collection of music on...
The iPad Pro’s biggest challenge: finding its place between tablet and laptop
This article originally appeared on Fast Company and is reprinted with permission. By Jared Newman When Apple launched the iPad in 2010, the biggest question was whether it could carve out a space between smartphones and laptops. For a while, the answer was yes, as the iPad became Apple’s fastest-growing product. But since then, smartphones have become larger and more powerful, while laptops have become thinner, lighter, and...
The iPad Pro’s biggest challenge: finding its place between tablet and laptop
This article originally appeared on Fast Company and is reprinted with permission. By Jared Newman When Apple launched the iPad in 2010, the biggest question was whether it could carve out a space between smartphones and laptops. For a while, the answer was yes, as the iPad became Apple’s fastest-growing product. But since then, smartphones have become larger and more powerful, while laptops have become thinner, lighter, and...
Google is putting WiFi in 400 Indian train stations
India may be rapidly building up its reputation as a tech-savvy country, but there are still hundreds of millions of people in the country who’ve had little to no experience with the internet. Google may have a clever solution to that problem, however. It’s installing WiFi (initially for free) in 400 train stations across India, with 100 of the busiest stations due to get online by the end of 2016. The hope is that this...
Google is putting WiFi in 400 Indian train stations
India may be rapidly building up its reputation as a tech-savvy country, but there are still hundreds of millions of people in the country who’ve had little to no experience with the internet. Google may have a clever solution to that problem, however. It’s installing WiFi (initially for free) in 400 train stations across India, with 100 of the busiest stations due to get online by the end of 2016. The hope is that this...
